940 



Nov. 8, 1906 



American Dee Journal 



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Instead of having honey offered us by bee-keepers this 

 season, we have had enquiries for good honey from nearly 

 every quarter. We have secured an unusually fine lot of 



WATER-WHITE ALFALFA HONEY 



packed in 60-pound cans, two in a case. We offer the same 

 at the following prices : 



One 60-pound can 8J4 cents per pound 



Two 60 pound cans 8 " " 



Ten 60-pound cans or more 7% " " 



This honey is giving entire satisfaction and is selling 

 where we have previously furnished White Clover. Sample 

 on application. 



DADANT & SONS, 



(We are giving liberal discounts on Bee-Supplies now.) 



HAMILTON. 

 ILL. 



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WE WILL BUY 



New Crop Honey, comb and extracted, in any quantity. If you have a crop to 

 dispose of, write us fully as to quality, quantity, style of package, etc., and 

 you will have our answer by return mail. If we should fail to come to an 

 understanding as to price, we may arrange to handle your crop on consign- 

 ment, feeling confident that we can do you justice in every respect. 



WE WILL SELL 



to Bee-Keepers, whose crop is not large enough to supply their trade, various 

 Let us know your wants and we will do our best to satisfy 



BEESWAX 





grades Honey 

 you. 



j§E We are in the market to buy Beeswax at any time of the year. Write us 



P| when you have any to sell. 



i HILDRETH & SEGELKEN 



m 265 & 267 Greenwich Street - NEW YORK, N. Y. 



IS 30Atf 





